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Gout Summary of Recommendations and Evidence

A synthesis of the recommendations and evidence regarding gout and nutrition.

  2023-10-11 – Summary of Recommendations and Evidence

Gout Practice Guidance Toolkit

This toolkit provides an overview of the Gout Knowledge Pathway that includes a description of the topic, key nutrition issues, nutrition assessment, monitoring and evaluation, diagnosis and intervention.

2023-10-12 – Practice Guidance Toolkit

Does alcohol intake increase the risk of developing gout? Does reducing alcohol intake decrease the recurrence of gout attacks?

2023-10-04 – Practice Question

CDC - Gout

A topic overview for consumers and professionals from the Centers of Disease Control and Prevent (CDC) on gout and its management.

   2023-07-11 – Topic Overview

Do any specific foods or dietary patterns decrease the risk of developing gout or reduce the recurrence of gout attacks?

2023-10-04 – Practice Question

Does the consumption of sugar-sweetened beverages (SSBs) increase the risk of developing gout or the recurrence of gout attacks?

2023-10-04 – Practice Question

Eating Guidelines for Gout

Dietary guidelines to reduce the risk of gout or recurrence of gouty attacks.

  2015-11-25 – Handout

Does increasing dietary or supplemental vitamin C decrease the risk of developing gout or decrease the recurrence of gout attacks?

2023-10-04 – Practice Question

NHS Choices: Gout

A consumer fact sheet from NHS Choices providing information on the signs, symptoms, causes and treatment of gout.

  2023-08-24 – Handout

Does the consumption of cherries reduce the recurrence of gout attacks?

2023-10-04 – Practice Question

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